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A St. Louis Blues prospect remains hospitalized after collapsing during off‑ice training, with league officials, family and teammates rallying around his recovery.
Arizona State hockey player Matthew Mayich collapsed during an outdoor workout last Thursday, was hospitalized with a heat‑related illness, and is now receiving support from the St. Louis Blues and his university as investigations continue.
St. Louis Blues’ president of hockey operations Doug Armstrong issued a public statement expressing solidarity with prospect Matthew Mayich, who is receiving medical care in Arizona. The club emphasizes its commitment to the player’s family, friends and teammates during this challenging time.
A sophomore defenseman collapsed during an outdoor conditioning drill at Sun Angel Stadium, prompting an investigation by Arizona State University and a supportive statement from the St. Louis Blues.
A global survey highlights unprecedented belief in the St. Louis Blues' ability to win a Cup, driven by a talented youthful roster and strategic leadership.
Keith Tkachuk, a Hall of Fame‑bound forward, has taken on a new advisory role with the St. Louis Blues and USA Hockey, scouting top talent at the World Junior Summer Showcase and gearing up for his November induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Connor McMichael’s fresh six‑year, $40.5 million agreement with the St. Louis Blues, unveiled by GM Alex Steen, reshapes the team’s roster and salary‑cap outlook.
The Blues reshape management and roster, targeting a playoff return and long‑term contention.
Despite impressive résumés, many NHL GMs find that past triumphs do not guarantee success in a different organizational culture.
Chris Thorburn will miss the Jets’ alumni festivities as he takes on a director of player development role with the St. Louis Blues, while Keith Tkachuk assumes an advisory post that honors his historic ties to the original franchise.
The Blues' four‑game preseason reflects a new CBA‑driven focus on training‑camp intensity and emerging talent.
The Blues announced the promotion of Alexander Steen, citing his extensive experience and leadership qualities.
The St. Louis Blues announced a series of front‑office moves that mark the most significant reshaping of the team’s leadership since the early 2010s, with Doug Armstrong moving to president of hockey operations and Alex Steen taking over as general manager.
The Blues revealed a series of promotions and hires, from Tkachuk’s advisory role to Malloy’s strategic planning post, outlining reporting lines to Doug Armstrong and Alexander Steen.
The St. Louis Blues have promoted longtime insider Alexander Steen to general manager, while Doug Armstrong steps into a new presidential role, marking a significant transition for the organization.
Ryan Miller swapped courtroom arguments for contract negotiations, turning his legal training into a strategic asset for the St. Louis Blues
St. Louis adds a seasoned blue‑liner to its roster, trading away future draft capital in a move orchestrated by general manager Doug Armstrong.
Drafted by the St. Louis Blues, Tynan Lawrence combines elite hockey IQ with two‑way versatility, positioning him as a cornerstone for the franchise’s long‑term core.
The St. Louis Blues are exploring a trade for Mason McTavish, a move that aligns with their focus on building a young core while capitalizing on a deep draft pool.
St. Louis Blues general manager Doug Armstrong confirmed that the recent trade with the Washington Capitals has handed the team extra draft capital, opening the door for a possible move up the 2026 draft board.
The Blues have transformed a rebuild narrative into a genuine push for the Cup, leveraging cap flexibility and youthful talent.
The upcoming unrestricted free‑agent period spotlights a handful of elite scorers, contract negotiations, and a reshuffling of coaching staff across the league.
Dylan Larkin has asked to be moved, naming the Minnesota Wild, Vegas Golden Knights and Florida Panthers as preferred destinations. With Dallas emerging as a prime candidate, the Stars’ cap space, tax advantages and roster needs create a compelling package that could involve Tyler Seguin, Jason Robertson and more.
Detroit’s captain Dylan Larkin has asked for a trade, naming the Minnesota Wild, Vegas Golden Knights and Florida Panthers among his preferred destinations, while the Dallas Stars are poised to make a move.